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"We acknowledge the First Nations peoples of Australia and their spiritual connection to the land, sea and community. We thank them for their wisdom and guidance and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging."

Artist: Helen Bachmann Mununjali Woman
This artwork represents a shared journey of relational learning and connection through an Aboriginal lens. Drawing on the 8 Ways of Aboriginal Learning, the interconnected pathways and circles reflect learning as holistic, collaborative and ongoing, while the flowing contours acknowledge Country as teacher, guide and source of knowledge. Together, the artwork expresses the importance of connection, reciprocity and walking and learning together .

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